Old-Skool-JC wrote:
Webmaster, please remove the offensive posts below.

user1111 wrote:
I have met some great players locally here in Bayside Park also in Lincoln Park, the last person I played with was 69 and he was awesome. Try here. Good Luck!

dtjcview wrote:
@nyrgravey9 and others - if you don't see the irony of calling people racist, then get upset when the same accusation is leveled at you, then tough. The protest was about demanding better police transparency and accountability. You and others wanted to deflect that to other issues such as "black on black violence" and personal attacks on the march leaders. Do we need to prioritize every issue by body-count? Then tackle them one-by-one? If so, we'd be working on poverty and healthcare - and nothing else.

JCman24 wrote:
I'd rather stick my knob in a pencil sharpener than try to have a discussion with any of the sad, scared old white men on this website.

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What's even funnier is that this blind adhesion to a brainless philosophy makes you guys more of an Uncle Tom than any well spoken conservative black man. Your willful and blatant blindness to the real causes and solutions for the black community helps further the cause of this fictional white oppression you speak of (hope that twists your mind a little).

Holy cow, check out this white guy telling them what kind of black people they should be. Yes massa! For fucks sake.

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In a slightly related note, countdown until Eric Holder's resignation is blamed on racism in 3...2...1...

Considering Eric Holder was very racist himself, it would be appalling but not surprising for some to say this.

He was one of the worst Attorney Generals of all time so his resignation is great news for the country. Too bad it isn't effective immediately.

mwa7368 wrote:
What a dumbass this Morrill is! She's really trying to blame speeders for damaging their cars? If you go the speed limit in certain vehicles you will absolutely bottom out on that hump! I would love to see what regulations she says that the city is following with the 8" height! I'm not anti speed hump or traffic control, I'm anti-moron. Hey moron Morrill, maybe if the city would paint some warning lines on the hump right after they make it that would help, do you think? Is not painting the warning stripes on the hump also in compliance with the mystery regulations?

Not to mention the shaved down hump now likes like S*%T! Guess we just can't have anything nice or anyone with common sense in JC Government.



"As for the height of the speed bumps, Morrill said "They are high within regulation in order to deter speeding and make sure pedestrians are safe. We are protecting people, not cars."

T-Bird wrote:
My understanding is that the Paulus Hook Neighborhood Association blessed this.

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Bike_Lane wrote:
Ugh. I could do without food trucks on Nwk Ave...

I have no opinion on this. just wanted to say that your avatar is hilarious.

Thanks JCbiscuit

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fat-ass-bike wrote:
The investigative committee still aren't convinced with christie's innocence / ignorance regarding bridgegate !

http://www.wnyc.org/story/facing-accu ... utm_campaign=morelikethis

I don't believe christie, but there should be a statute of limitations on how long this goes on for.

Everyone knows that the "investigative committee" is extremely partisan. Further, millions of taxpayer money has been spent because of them. Do you really think they'll ever admit they've gone too far?

The federal prosecutors are doing a REAL investigation, and they are nonpartisan. And guess what, they haven't been able to find anything.

If, in the end, they don't nab Christie but have been able to flush out several high ranking corrupt officials (as has been done due to the investigation and not remotely at all due to Christie having a moral compass) are you going to claim that the investigation should have never happened? What makes it a waste of money? Is it just that you don't like that it's gone on longer or that it was even investigated at all?

I'm sorry, but when there is corruption and abuse of power in this magnitude, you investigate. I have zero problems investigating the IRS claims. If people are fired as a result of corruption, I consider it a win for all.

fat-ass-bike wrote:
This is all Obama's fault.

Obama should have micro managed Christie
Christie should have micro managed Fulop
Fulop should have micro managed the Traffic Engineers
The Traffic Engineers should have micro managed the contractor
The contractor should have micro managed their own supervisors
The supervisors should have micro managed the blue-collar workers
The blue-collar workers should have read the code height of the hump.

Obama you bastard - you wrecked my car

On_The_3rd wrote:
Two reasons:

1) This is a trial run for traffic data collection purposes so no formal plans on how the space will be utilized have been announced..
2) There are laws that prohibit food trucks to park within a designated distance of restaurants. From what I understand each city has their own set of rules and exemptions. Parking in front of a restaurant is usually prohibited.

OneSkirt wrote:
An irtate resident on Duncan Ave. called a meeting last night about the speed hump installed on the street. Councilmen Ramchal & Lavarro and the 2 main traffic and engineer reps from the city came to speak/answer questions. Even though only about 20 residents were there, the meeting was a horror show.

Every resident agreed the rollout process and the height were disasterously done/handled. However, when the city reps siad they planned to shave/lower the hump and finally properly mark it tomorrow, a few very loud people balked at this and insisted on its immediate removal to be followed by a traffic study. The Councilmen waffled, first saying let's shave/mark it and see how that works for a few weeks, then decide. Then after these few yelled some more, they back-peddled and decided to removie it entirely tomorrow. WITHOUT ANY COST/FINANCIAL DATA to inform the decision.

What a sh$tshow.

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I think this German guy came up with pretty good idea. It?s a speed bump that doesn?t harm the bottom of cars.

That was just FANTASTIC.

asny10011 wrote:
Which ones to you avoid?? Are they not good?

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nyrgravey9 wrote:
Change the name and I am all in. I'm not alone on that one. People I know go so far as to avoid vendors who sell at that market. At least I'm not THAT bad, lol.

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asny10011 wrote:
6th Borough market is great but is only 1x a month. It's a nice start but i've come to depend on the weekly weekday offerings at Creative Grove for last minute provisions and takeout :)



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Yet somehow 6th Borough market soldiers on. Such a shame. Can we swap them?

asny10011 wrote:
6th Borough market is great but is only 1x a month. It's a nice start but i've come to depend on the weekly weekday offerings at Creative Grove for last minute provisions and takeout :)



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Yet somehow 6th Borough market soldiers on. Such a shame. Can we swap them?

radryan03 wrote:
I will start by saying I am pro speed humps - would love to see a few down the entire stretch of Manilla.

The new one they put in (and I would guess there is a second planned by the school) is HUGE... I questioned if my car might bottom out on the apex as it passed between the wheels. It made me bring the car to a near stop to go over it... fine by me.

I would love to know what process lead to their creation. Was it the school? the HP community association?

Yvonne wrote:
Rescue, without a life, let me say this again - there are six, one wards in Jersey City. Fulop is not the mayor of downtown but the City of Jersey City. I guess the Ward B candidate is correct when he called downtown/Newport "the beautiful people."

7thstreeter wrote:
I can only drink decaf anymore but my bf is very particular with his coffee. He likes a strong brew that isn't too acidic or over roasted.
Basic: his favorite, strong and well balanced
Choc o Pain: too weak
Word: weak and acidic
Beechwood: fine if you order an Americano
Dames: ok but pricey and slow